The Payoff of PerserveranceIt has been a while since hunting has been this sparse. The construction that I relied on for so long to dig deep holes for me is gone to areas where the fossils are deep or non existant. I have been relying on old spots to bring satiety to my hunting drive. Usually, the digs are more of a workout than actual fossil digs, but I knew that eventually my persistence would pay off and today it finally did. I hit a pocket of thick gravel when I spied the big blade of a megalodon. I carefully scraped the dirt away to take a ground shot, but my hopes were dashed when I found the tooth to be broken. Just an inch away, I pulled out a nearly perfect angustidens with all the sweet color I have been seeing on the broken teeth. Its nice to finally come home with something worth all the hard work!
Location
| Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA |
ID | 2474 |
Member | dw |
Date Added | 11/25/2007 |
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It took 4 days worth of digging to find these fossils. |
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The weezling worked the sifter one day while I was in the bottom of the hole. He doesn't like this place because he wants to dig and the layer is almost deeper than he is tall. |
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